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A winter classic reimagined by MAISON BERGER: Orange Cinnamon opens on the candied sparkle of orange sharpened with ginger, warms through nutmeg and tonka beans wrapped in cinnamon, then settles into coconut, vanilla and musk. The freshness of citrus meets the glow of spices in a composition that smells like clementines on the table, something slow in the oven and a house preparing to celebrate - without anything actually baking. The season starts when you light it. A spiced pyramid signed by French perfumers: top notes of ginger and orange give the opening its zesty, candied brightness; heart notes of tonka beans, nutmeg and cinnamon supply the warmth at the centre of the fragrance; base notes of coconut, vanilla and musk close with an ambered softness. Diffused through your Lampe Berger, the layers reveal themselves in turn, carrying the scent from bright to warm to enveloping. Winter, arranged in three movements. Four gestures, mastered since 1898: fill the lamp two-thirds using the funnel, give the wick about 20 minutes to soak, light the burner for about 2 minutes and blow out the flame; from there, diffusion is purely catalytic and flame-free, stopping when you replace the snuffer cap. The 2-in-1 system first helps neutralise odours - cooking, tobacco, pets, damp - then perfumes the room, so the spiced orange always lands on a fresh atmosphere. Ritual first, festivity a close second. One litre, ready to pour, nothing to dilute: this generous format delivers approximately 40 hours of catalytic use and about 160 hours of fragrance depending on conditions - enough to carry a household from the first frost to the new year. It fits all Lampe Berger and MAISON BERGER catalytic lamps equipped with a MAISON BERGER burner, making it the practical choice for anyone whose lamp works overtime through the festive season. One bottle, an entire festive calendar. Made in France by the fragrance house founded in 1898, Orange Cinnamon suits kitchens where something simmers, living rooms where family gathers and hallways lit for December evenings; use it after cooking or entertaining to refresh the air before the spice takes over. A natural gift for hosts who love a welcoming home, and the seasonal refill regulars order early - the shortest days deserve the warmest atmosphere. Warmth, like every good celebration, is best planned ahead.